CarMax

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to CarMax and noticed an odd humming sound coming from inside one of the cars. As he approached closer, the noise grew louder—like someone tuning a guitar but with no strings. Curious, he opened the door—a faint smile appeared on his face as he saw an old man playing harmonica inside. ‘Morning!’ said the delivery driver. The man looked up, startled for a moment, then broke into laughter. ‘Good morning,’ he replied, continuing to tune his invisible strings. Turns out, it was just an early-morning ritual for a regular customer who parked there every day.’

2. One day, as a delivery driver pulled into CarMax's parking lot, he heard a mysterious announcement over the loudspeaker: ‘Attention, customers! Your dream car is calling you from inside!’ Curious, the driver walked around the corner and found an old Volkswagen Beetle waving its antenna like a tiny arm. Smiling, he approached it and said, 'Alright, Mr. Beetle, let's see what you've got!' Turns out, it was just an overly enthusiastic neighbor trying to sell his vintage ride. The end.

3. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled into CarMax’s empty lot, scanning the rows of cars with curiosity. Suddenly, his headlights caught something unusual—a shadowy figure darting between vehicles. Curious, he slowed down and followed the silhouette, only to discover it was just an old dog chasing its tail around the tires. With a laugh, he drove off, muttering that sometimes late-night deliveries bring more excitement than expected.

4. At dawn, before anyone else arrived, a delivery driver pulled into CarMax and noticed a mysterious sign taped to the door: ‘Today is your lucky day—take any car for free!’ Curious, he stepped inside… He took the key, unlocked the first car he saw—a rusty old Ford—and drove off into the sunrise. Hours later, his neighbor asked, ‘Where did you get that heap?’ To which our hero replied, grinning, ‘It’s from CarMax—they said it was mine today.’